It is the most famous beach in Korea. The winding, two-kilometer-long white sand beach and the lush green Dongbaek Island are beautiful and are one of the eight scenic spots in Korea. Haeundae is a popular place for Koreans to cool off in the summer. Transportation: Get off at Haeundae Station on Busan Subway Line 2. The afternoon itinerary is Gamcheon Culture Village.

The beautiful weather and the beautiful village make any photo look like a painting. Without further ado, here are the pictures~~ (This village, as beautiful as a macaron, was once rated as the most beautiful village in Asia.) ※Gamcheon Culture Village was formed in the 1950s when Tai Chi followers and the June 25 refugees lived together.

It still retains traces of Busan's modern history. In order to maintain this feature and give full play to the historical value of the cultural village, artists and local residents worked together to create these village arts, which resulted in such a beautiful Gamcheon Cultural Village. Transportation: Exit 6 of Tucheng Station, Busan Subway.

Transfer to the green bus (Saha 1-1, Seo-gu 2, Seo-gu 2-2). (Yunluo and An Chuyu chose to take a taxi to Gamcheon-dong from Tucheng Station because there were three of them. The fare was 2800.) Although the trip was short, the impression of Busan was very deep. This blue sky and pure sunshine will definitely remain in Yunluo's memory for a long time.

We bid farewell to Busan and set off for Jeju Island in the evening. Jeju Island was not originally in our plan, but the promotional fares of Jeju Airlines were too tempting. And since Yunluo and An Chuyu had never been to Jeju Island, we finally put Jeju Island in our itinerary. My first impression of Jeju Island was completely different from Seoul.

Yunluo and An Chuyu, who only had bread to eat because they were in a hurry to catch the flight, wanted to go out and find something delicious for dinner. They asked two stores but they were closed. Even the lady at the snack bar shook her head and said she was not selling anything today. It was only a little after nine in the evening. Fortunately, there was a convenient store that could solve the problem of dinner. They also had some Line ice cream.

I went to the beach in Jeju City in the morning. Although it can't be seen in the photos, the wind was quite strong. From Jeju City to Seongsan Ilchulbong, you can take bus No. 701 or No. 710 at Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal. The ride takes about an hour and a half. It costs 3,300 won (remember to have enough T-money card). There are many stops along the way.

But don't worry about getting off the bus, there will be Chinese announcements on the electronic screen behind the driver's seat on the buses in Jeju Island. (The No. 701 bus that Yunluo and An Chuyu took runs along the seaside. Although it takes a long time, there is also a sea view~~) It was past noon when we arrived at Sunrise Peak. We decided to eat first and then climb Sunrise Peak.

When I searched online for Jeju abalone porridge, I saw someone on Weibo recommending this abalone porridge specialty store "Wojo Haenyeo's House" near Sunrise Peak. Wojo Haenyeo's House () Address: 3 Wojo-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo City (??3) (11,000 per bowl of abalone porridge, very nutritious~~).

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak is the symbol of Jeju Island: it was designated as a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2007, a World Geopark by UNESCO in 2010, and was selected as one of the seven representative scenic spots of the world's natural landscapes in November 2011... Despite so many honors, the entrance fee here is only 2,000 won.

(Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak is only 180m above sea level, so it’s not too tiring to climb up~~) (The wind here is really super super super strong!) After coming down from Ilchulbong Peak, I took a taxi to Seopji Koji. "Seopji" is the ancient name of this area, and "Koji" is a Jeju dialect, which means a protruding terrain.

(Although Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji are not far from each other, there is no bus that goes directly to Seopjikoji. It costs about 5,800 won to take a taxi from Ilchulbong to Seopjikoji. When I came out of Seopjikoji, I asked a few taxis waiting outside, but they were all reserved by others~~ But the driver was very enthusiastic.

I called another taxi for Yunluo and An Chuyu~~) The scenery of Seopjikochi is really beautiful, with both freshness and romance, which is probably why many Korean dramas like to shoot here. Of course, the wind here is also very strong~~ I'm curious about how much hairspray the male and female protagonists used to maintain their hairstyle during filming?

Anyway, when I look back at the photos Yunluo and Anchuyu took at Sunrise Peak and Seopji, more than half of them are of Teletubbies =_= Since we are in Jeju Island, we must try the black pork, a specialty of Jeju. There is a famous "Black Pork Street" in Jeju City. (Black Pork Street is near the Chilsung-ro shopping street in Jeju).

(The older sister in the store enthusiastically taught Yunluo and An Chuyu how to wrap barbecue. Koreans like to use lettuce and perilla leaves when wrapping barbecue. Although the older sister always said that perilla leaves are good for the skin, Yunluo and An Chuyu really couldn't accept the strange taste of perilla leaves =_=).

After the rain in Jeju, I returned to Seoul. It was a bright sunny day in Seoul~~ (Can you recognize where this is in Seoul? Hint: look at the island in the picture~~) I checked in at the guesthouse in Sukdae. Then I went to Myeongdong & Ewha Womans University. I also saw a beautiful sunset in Ewha Womans University~~ (The shopping street in front of Ewha Womans University is really suitable for girls to visit, with many beautiful and inexpensive things.

After shopping, you can also stroll around the beautiful Ewha University campus) Tonight's dinner is soy sauce crab, a dish that became popular because of the goddess Cheon in "My Love from the Star". Although I was hesitant when I heard that it was raw crab, I finally decided to try it~~ (very tempting crab roe~~) (I still can't accept the taste of raw crab meat =_= but the bibimbap is good, worthy of being a "rice thief").

Sinsadong Crab Soy Sauce Alley: Exit 4 of Sinsa Station, and there are dozens of crab soy sauce shops in the alley next to it. This is the famous Sinsadong Crab Soy Sauce Alley. (The Pule Crab Soy Sauce Alley that Yunluo and An Chuyu went to. It seems to be translated as a professional crab soy sauce shop. I heard that many celebrities have been there.

27-1, Jamwon-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 1-5th floor, Pro Building. 27-1, 1-5th floor. The small portion of crab is 55,000, and the large portion is 80,000.)

When a new song is released, it will be promoted on various music programs. If you travel in Korea, you can go to the scene to watch the recording and broadcast of these music programs, which can be regarded as a unique travel experience~~ This time it happened to be Blue's return, and music programs became Yunluo and An Chuyu's daily schedule in Seoul =^_^= The first music program after Blue's return was "Mcountdown".

The pre-recording time was at 6am, and the roll call started at 4:30am =_=. Because Yunluo and Anchuyu didn't sign up in advance on the official fan page, I felt that there was no need to be so punctual, so I went to the CJE&M Center in Sangam after 5pm. Although the recording time was so early, there were still many people, including Korean fans, Chinese fans, Japanese fans, Thai fans, and even European and American fans.

Listening to the various international languages ​​in the team, I felt like I was at the United Nations, haha~~ The staff was still tidying up the line in front. Yunluo and An Chuyu went directly to the back of the line to wait for their numbers to be written. After writing their numbers, they waited until 6 o'clock and finally got to watch the recording. The first song recorded today was the title song "cinderella".

Sean recorded three times in total. During the breaks, they would communicate with the fans below. There was no sense of distance at all. After recording "cinderella", Yunluo and An Chuyu went out to continue waiting, because the second song "radio" would not be recorded until after 9 o'clock. Fortunately, there are coffee shops everywhere in Korea, so they can wait in the coffee shops.

(Photography and video recording are strictly prohibited at the recording site. We can only take screenshots of the program to give everyone a feel~~The fans at the recording on that day were all standing, even closer than the rock area of ​​the concert!) (Because it was a comeback, there was also a "minifm" segment during the afternoon broadcast. It was the first time I saw Sean's back for so long, haha~~).

Q&A about Korean music programs: What are the broadcasting times and addresses of major music programs in Korea? A: MCountdown broadcasting time: every Thursday at 6 o'clock (Korea time) Location: Sangam CJE&M Center (Exit 9 of Digital Media City Subway Station, about 10 minutes walk to CJE&M Center) KBS Music Bank broadcasting time.

Every Friday at 18:30 (Korea time) Address: KBS New Hall Public Studio Hall (18 Yeouido, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul) (Exit 4 of the National Assembly Station on Subway Line 9, walk for 3 minutes, at the blue "5" in the picture) MBC Music Center Broadcasting Time: Every Saturday at 15:50 (Korea time) Address.

Sangam MBC (refer to the previous map, diagonally opposite the CJE&M Center) SBS Inkigayo broadcast time.

Every Sunday at 15:40 (Korea time) Location: SBS Deungchon-dong Public Studio (58-1, Deungchon-dong, Gangseo-gu, Seoul) (Exit 10 of Gayang Station, Subway Line 9. 3-minute walk) SBS The Show Korean Show Ranking.

(A music program jointly promoted by Tudou and South Korea's SBS Plus) Broadcasting time: Every Tuesday from 19:00 to 20:15 Location: SBS Prism Tower in Sangam (next to CJE&M Center) MBC Show Champion Broadcasting time: Every Wednesday at 19:00 (Korea time) Location: MBC Ilsan Dream Center (Exit 1 of Jeongbalsan, Subway Line 3).

q: What are the main show and pre-recording? a: "The main show" is a common term for Korean programs, which means the first broadcast of the program. The "main show" of Korean music programs is usually live broadcast. The recording before the "main show" is the "pre-recording". q: How to participate in the main show and pre-recording? a: You usually need to apply for a "audience ticket" for the "main show".

The "pre-recording" is done by each group of singers individually and is open to the singer's fans. Generally speaking, there doesn't seem to be too many restrictions on the number of people (after all, Koreans also have to go to school and work, and not everyone is so free to line up to watch the show every day, right~~ Although the number of seats in these recording venues is generally only 100 or 200.

But the position of the "pit" is still very crowded~~) Q: How to know the time of the pre-recording and how to participate in the pre-recording? A: The official website or official fan club of the singer will announce the time, place and ranking method of the pre-recording 1 or 2 days in advance. The ranking is the priority of the queue. Usually, the sound source + album + membership card + official support items will be in the first priority.

The music source + membership card + official support items are in the 2nd order. And so on~~ Sometimes you need to pre-register at the official cafe. Of course, if you don't register, it will not affect your entry, but your number in the queue may not be very high. When it's time to gather, the staff will start to check the line and write the order and number on everyone's wrist.

It's time to record. Then enter the venue in order~~ (The above Q&A is based on personal experience and online information searched in September, for reference only~~) In the evening, we visited Hongdae. Hongdae is very lively at night, and there are many street performances to watch. In addition, Hongdae is also a gathering place for food. I remember that Running Man had a race to find Hongdae food before.

I was originally going to find cheese ribs in Hongdae, but after walking around the nightclub street twice, I couldn't find the shop I was looking for, so I decisively went to Yeobong Stewed Chicken =_= Yeobong Stewed Chicken is also a big name, run by se7en, and YG singers such as Bigbang are frequent customers. (The stewed chicken contains chicken, potatoes, vermicelli, and rice cakes. You can choose the spiciness.

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Hyundai Department Store, Garosu-gil, Cheongdam-dong, Gwanghwamun, Cheonggyecheon. At around 10am, I went to KBS in Yeouido to watch the pre-recording of Music Bank. Although only one song was pre-recorded today, there was a beautiful stage specially built. Music Bank is very attentive. After the end, I went to the "commute route" to watch and happened to meet Sean who had just finished recording and was leaving.

(The KBS commute often appears in Korean entertainment news. On Fridays, it becomes very lively because of the recording of Music Bank.) The next stop is Hyundai Department Store Apgujeong Main Store! Located in Apgujeong, a recognized wealthy area in Korea, Hyundai Department Store has been leading the trend of high-end shopping culture since its opening in 1985.

It is reported that according to Feng Shui geography, the main store in Apgujeong is located in an excellent location in Seoul, so the Hyundai Department Store in Apgujeong has always been considered a lucky place full of wealth and health. (Exit 6 of Apgujeong Station on Subway Line 3 is the main entrance of Hyundai Department Store) (The main store building is in ancient Greek style, exquisite and full of humanistic atmosphere.

The interior decoration is stylish and high-end. ) Go directly to the foreign shopping guide service counter (conciergedesk) on the second floor, show your Chinese passport and you can apply for a k-card for free on the spot. ※K-card is a membership card for foreign customers of Hyundai Department Store. Chinese customers can apply for it for free with their passports and it can be used on the spot. It has a t-money transportation card.

Member activity benefits, Hyundai Department Store shopping points (enjoy 5% coupons) and discounts at nearly 100 partner stores. The card application locations are as follows: - Apgujeong Main Store 2F Foreigner Shopping Guide Service Desk (conciergedesk) - Trade Center Store 2F Foreigner Shopping Guide Service Desk (conciergedesk) - Sinchon Store 10F Club Service Desk (clubdesk).

(I got my k-card. I also got a coffee coupon≧▽≦) (Hyundai Department Store offers discounts for Chinese tourists, up to 27% discount~~) I went down to the first floor and saw the Sulwhasoo counter. I just bought the set and air cushion BB cream that my friend wanted. If you spend 30,000, you can directly apply for tax refund at Hyundai Department Store.

Next to the conciergedesk counter is the tax refund counter. ※ Applying for a tax refund in the city can reduce the waiting time at the airport. Currently, there are many tax refund points in Seoul and Busan. After leaving the Hyundai Department Store Apgujeong Main Store, I went to the tourist information center next to it.

The first floor of the tourist information center provides tourist consultation and services, and the second floor is the "Korean Wave Experience Hall", which sells albums and peripherals, and also has a celebrity item exhibition. The tree-lined road is also nearby. It is said that the origin of the street name is because there are ginkgo trees on both sides, which will form large areas of shade in summer.

Later, it became famous for the unique fashion stores of fashion designers. In addition, another major feature is the various unique coffee shops. Not only can you shop here, but it is also a good place to enjoy afternoon tea time~~ (Linefriends on the Boulevard is a must-visit~~ Remember to take a photo with the Brown Bear at the door~~).

Take Metro Line 3, Sinsa Station, Exit 8, and walk about 3 minutes to Garosu-gil. When I was about to leave Garosu-gil, I saw a lot of people and a nanny car outside a store. I asked a passerby which celebrity was coming, but he said he didn't know. Then I walked around the agency in Cheongdam-dong.

There are often many fans gathering in front of these companies. The fact that agencies have become tourist attractions also shows the "power" of the Korean Wave. I stayed at the entrance of FNC for about 10 minutes and actually ran into Choa and Jimin from AOA~~ When I passed by the art dolls on K-Star Road, the Korean Wave star street, there was a certain distance between these dolls.

My friend suggested playing a guessing group game for fun (that is, guess a group name before moving to the next doll). Most of the dolls have the same color as their support colors, so it's not too difficult to guess. But, how could I guess Sean wrong =_= (There are many art dolls of Korean pop groups on the street from Apgujeong-Galleria Department Store to the old SM building.

If you don't look at the name above, can you guess it? ) ※ The agency address of Cheongdam-dong is SM: 106-16 Cheongdam-dong, Seoul City 106-16 FNC: 111 Cheongdam-dong, Seoul City 111 JYP. (To be continued..)